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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
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a~.~,sr corrsspondepco of isrsitfsHrcsn.
coss,rprA. Jan. 27.--The Ice continued
~.cvinr "a the river here during "Wednesday
~ - stopped this morning. The starting
- unexpected, and several men wotkiog
- % leo house had only time enough TO
eather up their tools and make rapid fight
Inc ICE nrst began moving on the wrights.
vile shore, which caused 1t TO gorge on this
eide Of the river. The wharves have been
covered to greater extent than for years
0ome dsmsge has been caused by the Ice,
but not to any great amount The steamboat
eFrauces Cleveland" owned by WI Moore,
vns living on Bachman's wharf and bas
bsen damaged about the stern. Some injury
vas caused to the outer wall Of the rait chute
oy the ice tearing out the masonry. A canal
boat belonging to Captain Selig, OF Baltimore,
Wss lying at the Columbia whsrves and had a
largo hole stove In the bottom. The bostwas
losded with coal for the Southern markets,
but was prevented from leaving town by the
freesiog Of the river. The coal is being taken
nom the boat to day. Along the river front
large gorges OF Ice have been formed and
huge piles OF Ice can be be seen on the dam'
The ice above the bridge on this side has
mot been moved, and the river 10 bare below
the bridge almost to the dam. The river
has fallen to nearly Its usual state and ice Is
beginning to form on the open space Con.
adorable damage has been done TO the Col
umbis q Port Deposit railroad by gorges on
the tracks The passenger aud freight trains
leaving here on Wednesday morning reached
Port Deposit safely, but could not get back
The ice has been piled TO q considerable ex
tent en- the railroad about Turkey Hill and
further down. The track Is being cleared
to day by q very large force of mon sen
down the road. The Columbia and Wash
ipeton turnpik ke was covered with ice below
the toll gate, requiring about days work t.
clear It. The bridge crossing the Susque
hanna river was also damaged, The span
resting on the eighteenth pier from this aid
have been moved about eight inches
The track forms q curve at this place, ou
trains are still crossing.
The river shore was lined with people ffoI
the time OF the breakup until late last nigh
Ths Pennsylvania railroad has not been d
layed in the running Of trains, The tract
are entirely clear.
Town Notes
Another good .siEed audience was In q
opera house last evening when Divorce
was presented by Miss Kittie Rhoads a.
company. The audience was very much
lighted with II. The programme this owe
ing 10 "Tte New Magdslep."
The Columbia Rod and Gnn CLUB hel
u their annual banquet last night In u
oemoyy, when all the mem bers present had
ysey enjoyable time
Htss Lucy May entertained number
I: ner friends at her home on Locust stree
last evening.
A freight car was derailed, yesterday afte
Hoou, while running en- the tracks OF u
Columbia rolling mill.
Mr.. Hugh Donley, foandryman at the
& Charles furnaces, wss injured iu the LETT Q.
about one week ago by hot metal from q
eupola The sight Of the eye has been
strcyed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
All the Goods IdenIined.

3. X. Landis called at the station house on
"Wednesday afternoon aud identified the pud.
ding, sausage and picked meat found at
BnIzard's house, as bis property. Complaints
hsve thus far been made against Buzzard aud
Harry Yackley, by 8. r. Buekwslter for the
larceny Of his chickensi B. X. lands for the
larceny OF the meat and felonious entry, and
Jacob X. Lands for tho larceny OF tools from
his carpenter shop. Yackley was 70 arrested
on "wednesday night and in default Of bsll was
Barr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
The Harrisburg Board Of Trade

The first anniversary Of the Harrisburg
Board of Trade was commemorsted on Tues.
day evening by grand banquet These
officers were chosen President, Spencer O.
Gilbert; secretary, Edmund Mather treas.
urer, W. L. Gorgas trustee, II. B. Mitchell.
The receipts for 1885 were q, ,226. 81, and the
expenses s2l7.E more than that sum. II was
resolved, "Thst $50 month be paid for ser.
vices OF secretary or clerk that the entrance
fee bs IS; that the annual dues be ss instead
Of sl2, and that sl02s Of the bonds Of the
board be cancelled"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
A pair afIarxa An,Isrs-

In the bar room Of the Schiller house there
10 on exhibition q pair Of deer sntlers OF un-
usual SIS. They belong to Philip Leb.
Eslter, who purchased them in Tyrone,
Pa, recently. They measure SO inches In
length aud each have six prongs. There
Is g very interesting history In connection
with these horns They were taken from
one OF q pair deers which were found dead In
the mountains The animals had Their
horns tightly locked, and It Is believed that
they were fighting, and being unable to
loosen themselves, starved.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
Dryton In TrOrRiyep :"

There was large audience 81 Fulton
opera house on Wednesday evening. The
attraction was Frederic Bryton IN the pop
uiar aud successful drama OF " Forgiven" |"
The play was seen here early in the season,
when it made strong impression on the
amusement lovers. Ii was then described IN
this paper TIE piece Is very strong and
Mr. Bryton, who is an excellent actor, has a
character In yohn Diamond that suits him
exactly The whole company is strong es.
psclally Miss Blanche Thorne as Annfe Den.
nfson, and they repeated their former sue.
cess.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27


Hsnds Of His Girl Victim.
Stockesdale junction, Pa, two nj lies from
Wellsboro, and the junction Of the Pine
Creek and Fall Brook railroad, has been the
scene OF q murder Wednesday which has
created intense excitement The murdered
man was Jacob Van woert, a farmer living
q mile IRON there. Van woert returned We'd
nes1sy morning after a weeks absence rom
home, when one Of his Hcquaintances either
maliciously or iguorsntly told him tha'
during his absence a man had been at his
house all night This Van Woert SATISFIED
himself was false, but he was angry about the
story and made II the occasion for whipping
his wifa". - -,,-
with Mrs. Van woert during the absence OF
the lstter's husband, tearing Van Woert
would XIII bis wife rushed out Of the house
and ran for her home, mile and hall away.
Nsu " oert, learning OF the escape OF Rose,
Jumped on horse and rode after her, over
taking her 10 q piece Of woods and threaten
ing TO kill her II she did not Immediately
turn back. sue complied, and he rode be-
hind her and hurried her on. When a
quarter OF mile from the house they met
Mrs. Van Woert also on the way TO the
neghbors The husband ordered her TO turn
back, but she refused, saying "l would
rather die than go back to your home to live
with you again."
He then said "Go back, or will Kill
you." She replied Ill never go bsc 1
alive" He then jumped from his horse
| drew a dirk knife and struck at her. Sh,
| jumped back and at the same moment drew
| q revolver from her pocket and fred. Ht
| staggered, but made another lunge Al her
| when a second shot sent him to the ground
| He died almost Immediately, both shots tax
| ing effect In the neck,
Van Woert was q hard case, about 80 year
| old. His wife who had borne great sous
| and brutality from him, Is only few NOR III
past Is years OF age. Tsey had been marrle'
about six months Public opinion there Jus
| tides her shooting him as an act of self de
fspss. Mr.. Ferries, sheriff OF Tioga county
| came from Wellsooro In the afternoon {
| take charge Of the case, but she will never
| convicted and may be released without
| trial,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
Nrw V,rS -tecNs

Sxw YORK. jan, q. IN y. m.-Mcney loaned
a; iGIS per cont Exchange duil posted rat =
tstAeiSSN Governments steady. Cutroncy6's,
G@ bid; Us Coup, H -. hid; as de- h loSs
bid.
The stock market opened a to ~ pei cent
lower than it closed yesterday, On advices OF
lower prices for American stocks in London
but before the nrst hour had expired ihls DO
cline had been fully recovered under some buy
Ing OF the leaders by a few bull cliquss, Since
ii o'clock tho market has been dun aud prices
have gradually declined. The lowest ngurcs OF
the morning are now currcnL-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27

Msss Laura Diehl, lately one of LancssteI's 5
fair daughters, and for several years the
orgsEist OF the Presbyterian Memorial
church, but now OF Upper Falls, Md, was
married yesterday IN Baltimore, to John A.
Msteer. The happy bridegroom is rising
young man Of Middletowp, Dauphin county,
Pa. We extend our congratulations to the
hspPy couple, and hope their voyage through
hfo may bs Joyous one
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
The Railroad BusIns.s at Lesmsn Place.

Tho books OF the Pennsylvania railroad
shows that the business at Leaman Place has
increased wonderfully In Q year. During
1855 7ss loaded care were received and 1860
shipped. In 1883 the number received was
1000, while ! e5s were sent, ous of the
reasons for the increase Is that a great
many stones are being shipped from the
quaTries near that place Among the other
large shippers is e. H. Rohrer, proprietor Of
the warehouse at that place.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27

Mrs. Otto Knirsh, daughter of the Ia.e
Stewart Mccormick, Of Philadelphia and
niece Of the late DR.. Daniel Mccormick, OF
this city, died in New York on Friday last OF
consumption, and was buried on Sunday. 4
sister, Mrs. Frederick Gastrock, resides in
Harrisburg. Hon. w. II. Mccormick, OF
Jacksonville, Florida, is in Lancaster on
his way homo from the funeral Of his rels
tive Tho deceased was so years Of sge aud
!Eequtnuy visited Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
Telephone Line Re-E.tabiI,hed ed

The telephone liue between Lancaster and
New Il bland has been re. established, and we
are again IN communication with that thriv.
ing town. The instruments were removed
some days ago because the lessees declined
TO pay for the service what they regarded as
On eSorbitant price. A compronise has teen
effected and all is running smoothly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27

CHloAGo, Jan. 81, 9.90 a. m Mari ef opened
May, ,s4Xc.
May, 4lc.
,0ats-Jan., 25Eei feb, 25Xc; March. 25s.e
May, 30ac.
F9Tk-Jan. .n2 57k Feb, fl7 571l March,
l.ard-lan., - AZ FEB, % I71l; March, % IS
May, O. J1K
Short Gibs-Fsb,, &c s!Jfi March, Es a.;
May, $3.50
CLOSING.
"nest--Jan.. 7iJfci Feb, 7IjIci March, 7s1.c
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
GARHE rs.
FhiladeIphis Produce Market

PzuApRIPHIA, Jan. ET.-Flour market quiet
sales, 800 barrels Minnesota Bakers, a l5ssi 70
Pennsylvania Family, 81 7Sa5 " Western do
o. oo5S IS Patents, ~ 7Afi5 IS,
Rye -four quiet, SIS OOIs Is
Wheat Jan, elsfc- FEB, aye. March $500
Aprl. 4Ac.
torn-Jan., n.; Feb, &C.; March, Goj
6ais-Jan., s79.c.; Feb. sT.c, March, $50
ApID, gSl<C.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
Auusements

TIE LaGis Tycoon '-Ihis evening "The
Little Tycoon" will be sung IN Fulton opera
house by Brothertons Temple theatre oou
psny. Enough seats have already been solo 10
insure the party large audience, ana the thea.
tre viii no doubt be crowded. The opers l. too
well known TO need any praise, and the COM
pany Is frs'-class.
Aths Vest Eins S!-ss ThsGtrs Mex week
Rose Isle " III appear at the West King street
theatre With her 6raIat!c company. she VII
play popul pisces At popular prices and viii
no doubt draw largely.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
TEE DEAra RECORD.
Demise Of Michael Walker. IN His E,shfy-Firs
Year,

Demise Of Michael Walker, IN His E,ghfy-rirst
Year.
Michael Walker, ST., died this morning
about . o'clock, at the residence Of his son
Edward, No 5e2 West Chestnut street. in
bis slst year. A generation ago he Was the
most famous horse shoer In Lancaster, and
he has left family OF sons and sraudsons
who have attained distinction in the same
business, Mr.. Walker was stricken with
paralysis some years ago, and never alter.
wards recovered the use Of his right foot
Recently ssngrene supervened and he sut
fered terribly until relieved by death. Hi,
funeral will take place on Saturday at p
70, ; interment at Lancaster cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
The WIN O., Mra. ,,a,v ,nnr

THO Will OF the late Mrs. Mary Dunn was
admitted TO probate this afternoon. She be-.
queaths $500 to Rev. A. i. Ksul, her watch
and chain to her grandson, Willie, and the
balance OF her estate to her daughtar. Mrs
Wm. f. Liant Mrs. Liant and her husband
arc made the executors OF the will.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
Matrimonial

From the West Chester Republican, Jan. g.
Rev. Joseph s. Evsus yesterday married
john F. Buruite and 5. Louisa Davis, both
Of Coleraiu, Lancaster county.
Miss LiSIle Cause, OF Keuuett Square, and
Abrsm Berntheiser, OF Lancaster, will ee
married to-day at Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27

wA1KER January q, 1851, in this city, Michael
Walker, aged 81 years, month and Ia days.
The relative' and friends of the family are re-
speotfully invited 10 attend the fdneral. from
the residence Of his SON. NO 563 Wes. Chestnut
street, on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In
ternent az Lancaster cemetarv.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
u.rd ynder Amusement

Alderman Barr TO day heard Amos Hol'
lingsworih on charges Of malicious trespsss
snd larceny. The malicious tresPass case
was held under sdvlsement John Thomp.
son, OF Little Britain township, Is the prose-
rutOr,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
Committed TO Jau

Daniel Lyons, James Welsh, John Carson
and Douglas MCGilvsy, charged with drunken
and disorderly coDdnc,, had hearing before
Alderman Deem sud we're committed for five
days each.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
rraInIrRnRnr.

From Haryer's Weekly,
Talking with frleuds the other day about
the bringing mp Of children, Gen. Lew Wal
lace said Train Il boy 10 be brave and TO
speak the truth, and you have done your
best by him"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27

PROT Gleason has purchased the widest
and most vicious horse in Plttsburg with the
object Of tran nsiorming him into useful and
Quiet animal The horse Is Headlight 10y
Felix dam, Belle Oakland,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
itn Quite General

From the BlE!!ns ston Free Press.
There is great demand for arms In Eu.
rope. So there has been here since the sleigh.
Ing season began.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
N an REAuss,

sATgrs--DIEEL- January IS l:ss at Bait
more, Ma, by Rev. .. A. Davenport, John 4
Matter, OF MiddleioEn. Ps., 10 Laura y Dieb
OF ppeT falls, Gd-, formerly ofIancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
Isatrnbatco Ronah,

~. NJ. Bernard & Co on Wednesday
bought so cases Pennsylvania seed leaf 70
bs 80 for sale 70 manufacturers,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27

J. Hay Brown, Administrator Of Caroline
Reiter, win sell a. public sale this evening at
seven o'clock, a one and q half story fame
dwelling Ne. ts East Vine street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27

Mrs. Philip Roger, OF EpArsta fsu o.
Wednesday aud broke Q q leg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27

1u6nnsss . rert Deposit Railway Trsek
s - 4pnsy nil Covsrsd-injury to Boats
II - nsn Chuss ssA sss Bsidse-rhs Ice
49, nssussG ssd shs wsserRecedcs,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
Appointed NotarY.

John II. Zellers, OF Mt Joy, has been sp,
pointei notary public by Governor Beaver,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-27
NEW AID VERTlgENNETS

NEW AID VER T4SENNEIS.
pAK1NG POWDER
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-30

|. What truly beautiful world We i've
mi Nature gives us grandeur or moun-
tains, gIens and oceans, and thoussnds
|os means Of enjoyment. We can desire
how often do the majority OF people feel
like giving Il up disheariened, discour-
aged and worn out with disease. when
there % no occasion for this feeling. ss
every sufferer can easily obtain satisfsc.
tory proof, that Green's August Flower
Will make them FREQ from disease, q
when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com
pIaint ere tho direct causes Of seventy
nve per cent. or such maladies . BIZ
IIonsness, Indigestion. Sick Headsche.
Costiveness, Nervous Prosiration. Dizzi'
ness OF the Head, Palpitation or tbe
Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
.nree doses q August Flower will prove
cents. Try it.
April 22-y-e. o. -.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-30

The s.. Lonis Republican says: II Il
interesting 70 learn that three churches
we're represented ID the constitutional
q Philadelphia. Bishop Pot
Ger Eyisc0pal, made The opening pfay er :
Cardinal Gibbons made the closine
prayer, and Rev. Jere WithersDoon'
Presbyterian, of NsshvilIe, Tenn ,deliy.
ereo ne 0encdicticn. There % no other
country 10 Tho world where, IN . great
formal ceremony, : Protestant Episcopal
bishop. Roman Catholic cardinal and !
calvinist Clergyman could Be seen sit-
ting together on the same platform and
lending their ONCE % the same festival.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-30

Don't cay that the paper 10 dun utea
L don't contain IN item that voo 49,
pected to see IN II, when maybe 10 ono
knew ANYTHING about il bus you. Hes
member i Il impossible for Gn editor %
> reporter TO be everywhere IN minute
Or know everything that Il going On. 1f
y0u know Of an item that will b Of ins
terest to the public, report Il. Probublv
you are the only one who knows anvs
thing about Il and you must not blsGoo
ne paper Il you do not inform lhe poos
Usher Of tie fact.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-30

Some complain OF dull times. Times
are NOT dull they ere not bad /; there Il
plenty OF money in the country to keep
things moving right along, but ihe desire
on the part Of many TO be 90 dishonesl
- 70 hold the money in their pockets
that they owe their feIlow-beings is whist
mskes money matters tight Oh God.
we pray Thee, 70 breath the spirit Of
honesty into the hearts Of some who pro-
lees 70 Be on speaking terms with Thee,
and many people hercsbouts will have
more food and raiment-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-30

The following patents we're granted
for the week ending Sept 20. 1857. re-
ported expressly for this paper By Jos.
II. Hunter. Solicitor Of American and
Foreign Patents, Washington. ID. q.
NJ " Beiger. Mishawska, fabric boot |:
N. r. Bowsher. South Bend, grinding
mill; l. NJ Brown. CoIumbos, ruling
sharon Case. Monlexums, au~
tomato grain scales; ,. A. Hay, New
fence; Conrad Lnmm. Garrett,
raves trough hanger; n. A. Pershing.
south Bend. petit ledger: J. +. 6oilen-
berger, Kokomo. thrill coupling: ,. T.
sullivan, xenia, block striking meeban-
sm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-30
LETTER FROM SENATOR
VOORHEES,.


Qhanos
fwashIueson spscisl1
Hon. y .vcurous Dalton. Postmsss.r ~
the Hoose or ReDresentstives- bss -
ceived : letter from senator Voorhees
which wes nrnvoked hv ~ ssvsr.s ~
serviews Win Federsl ofsce.holasr,
printe1l IA these dispafches laaf Frids,
Imornino. NJ Dalton showe6 the Iess n
10 the ENQUIRER represensssive so-dax
and after considerable Goa xin0 ,ras ney.
Isuaded n allov ~ letter - n. rr;.s.I
Iio the ENQUIRER. NJ. Dalton - slons
for IL pnblicstion n - =,
lfoliows.
m- - - :. -.
=. ~S'-' - cePs' - 1eo''
Hon. l. Dalton:
Ny DEAN SIN: The INTERVENE pub.
|lished In the Enquirer OF Friday last q
coming from Mr.. StocksIsger aud other
friende IN Washington have attracted
general attention here, and are naturally
|of more than ordinary interest 10 me.
! am grateful, Of coarse, tor ell the
kind things said, bat there are some ex-
pressions in these intervieWs which
regret. and in which l do not concur.
know Of no factions in the Democratic
party Of Indiana. am not . party 10
any factionai contest. never have
been IN the past. and never will be in
the future. Nothing could be more un-
just - me than the promulgstion OF
such On idea
Governor Gray, or sny other Demo-
crat, has the unquestioned right TO aspire
10 be my successor 10 the senate or 10
any other position IN the gift OF the peo-
pie, and certainly no complaint viii ey-
er be heard from me. Nv relations
with Governor GRAY are entirely friend
". personally and political. He Il =
man OF ability. and should he receive the
Democratic Nomination FOR Vjce- Presi-
dent or for any other Office. no one nj,
support him with more eue-gv ana re.i
lhan will.
All this talk about : fsctional Aght
among Democrats IN Indiana i NOT onlv
without foundation. buf 4 4 shsnrd
I think Won know thst II snv cor.;a-
erable portion Of The Democrscv ~ sh;.
great state shall manifest I wi.h -. -.
retirement from the pubIic servics ,hsr.
will be no reluctance On nv mart Il
would 60 with cheerful consensment.
md with no other feeling at nv hear,
han thai or gratisods m 81 - ha"a.s ~
of the past thirty wears. - 1870
Ny contests thus far have becr O.,n :,
he enemies OF the democratic ssrsv
md never inside Of IL. amonr fviends
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-30

A ST. Louis newspaper correspondent
was in toWn last Friday and related bic
escape from the "White Caps" in Orange
county. He was 10 the country 10 write
up the white Capsr and was Dsssing
himseIf for : country school teacher IN
search Of . school, Al French Lick they
caught on 10 his racket and he was noti-
fed 10 leave on the first train. He en-
tered no protest but q enes packed up
and departed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-30

nnnfingbnrg lDdepeEdent-
School took up here Monday. Some
nvc Or SIX Or more colored children are
attending the school, and some white
parents talk Of keeping their children q
home unless other arrangements are
made. The Aongolian, the Malay, the
African, and the ln6ian are considered
~ the Caucasian race q interiors,
hence. wherever IN effort TO equalixe
these is made with the white race. prt iu-
dice invariably ensues.
The enrolImeut for the first day ID our
public schools u n foll0ws.